In the midst of swirling rumors and intense speculation, boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has stepped forward to clarify recent claims about a supposed injury to Oleksandr Usyk at the hands of Tyson Fury. Contrary to reports suggesting that Fury sent Usyk to the hospital, Hearn expressed skepticism about the veracity of these allegations.
“I don’t think Fury sent Usyk to the hospital,” Hearn stated firmly in a recent interview. “There’s been a lot of talk, but from what I understand, Usyk is in good health and preparing for his next challenge.”
The rumors began after a training session between the two heavyweight champions, sparking concerns among fans and the boxing community. However, Hearn’s comments aim to dispel these fears and refocus attention on the upcoming bouts.
Usyk, known for his agility and technical skill, has been training intensively, with no confirmed reports of any significant injuries. Similarly, Fury continues to prepare for his own fights, maintaining his status as one of the sport’s most formidable figures.
Hearn’s dismissal of the hospital claims serves to calm the waters as both fighters gear up for future matches. “Both Usyk and Fury are incredible athletes,” Hearn added. “Let’s keep the focus on their performances in the ring, where it truly belongs.”
As the heavyweight division continues to heat up, fans are reminded that rumors and sensationalism often overshadow the real preparations and challenges faced by the fighters. The anticipation for Usyk and Fury’s next moves remains high, with the boxing world eagerly awaiting their next encounters in the ring.
